One of them is Australia-based Car Shop Tanoshi, and the tuner is working on a 1JZ-swapped Nissan 350Z made to go drifting. Called Project Zulu, this is Car Shop Tanoshi's third 350Z drift car build.

In other words, this 2004 Nissan 350Z you're about to see in the video below was fitted with a new exhaust system, coming from an R35 GT-R.

If you happen to have gotten you hands on a tried and tortured Nissan 350Z drift car, you are a lucky man. It all means you’ve got a solid base for a memorable custom build project. But what ...

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This is the Drift King’s 350Z.->ke520 Universal pumped out 11 copies of the car for stunt duties, each bearing the same body kit and large, 19-inch wheels.

That's because this modified 2002 Nissan 350Z is none other than the actual 350Z that DK used in Tokyo Drift.

The famous Nissan 350Z owned by Takashi, or Drift King (DK) in ‘Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift’, could be yours, as it has been listed for sale on AutoTrader, for £99,950 ($134,222). That’s ...

The Fast & Furious Tokyo Drift 350Z You Forgot About Is For Sale D.K.'s Veilside Nissan 350Z goes up for sale in England. Remember this thing?